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The Italian Code of Criminal Procedure [2. ed.]

Katia Peruzzo, Gianluca Pontrandolfo

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This is an updated second edition of the English translation of the Italian Code of criminal procedure, with a Preface by the Italian Minister for Justice Andrea Orlando and four Introductory essays: the first by the co-editor Luca Luparia, the second by the co-editor Mitja Gialuz, the third by the co-editor Federica Scarpa and the two translators Katia Peruzzo and Gianluca Pontrandolfo, and the fourth by James Brannan, Senior Translator at the European Court of Human Rights.

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This is an updated second edition of the English translation of the Italian Code of criminal procedure, with a Preface by the Italian Minister for Justice Andrea Orlando and four Introductory essays: the first by the co-editor Luca Luparia, the second by the co-editor Mitja Gialuz, the third by the co-editor Federica Scarpa and the two translators Katia Peruzzo and Gianluca Pontrandolfo, and the fourth by James Brannan, Senior Translator at the European Court of Human Rights.

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This is an updated second edition of the English translation of the Italian Code of criminal procedure, with a Preface by the Italian Minister for Justice Andrea Orlando and four Introductory essays: the first by the co-editor Luca Luparia, the second by the co-editor Mitja Gialuz, the third by the co-editor Federica Scarpa and the two translators Katia Peruzzo and Gianluca Pontrandolfo, and the fourth by James Brannan, Senior Translator at the European Court of Human Rights.

Key concepts: Code (set theory), Criminal code, Programming language, Law, Political science, Computer science, Criminal law, Set (abstract data type)

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